Bristol Dramatics Nestkar threatened playoff standing

There were moments when the status quo seemed to be in danger, but at the end of a chaotic Bristol night race, four drivers entering the NASCAR Cup series playoff cutline ended there.

Should face, to win, Josh Berry Very quickly there was an early casualties of tire koring dilemmaAll the rubber in front of them are catching fire. Sher van gisbergen There was no idea of ​​how to contact such a race and was an immediate non-factor.

Austin Dillon The third driver facing tire failure was and three laps were trapped for most of the race and many people were needed. He left Alex boman As the only candidate to increase the expected result.

Syndric and Elliot spend time on hot seats

Now, Austin syndric And Chase eliet It made it dramatic, but had too much to overcome their pre-gourd pillow. Cyndric caught a right in front of a right in front of BerryBut was able to take it out and the track returned to four laps. Elliott was involved in an accident and found the danger of being the last driver in the points Until Cyndric did not have its own issue.

It was an important subplot as Boman was threatening to win the race on the last term and was left out on old tires. Starts it again all night.

Boman said, “I felt that our car, when we had some green-flag running, was really good,” Boman said. “It just rides a really poorly for the restart. I will drive in a turn in 1 and just hope to make a corner. Whatever reason, it will not just stop.

“Then after five laps, either, go back again. I could not find out if it was something that I was doing, not cleaning the tires enough, but I felt that I was cleaning the tires a lot at some point. I really don’t know what we have.”

For syndric, it could have been worse as it was because smoke drove him out of the car and which could have a more uncertain point. He could have lost five more points and Boman could move forward instead.

“I was going to wait until I saw a color other than Smokey Gray,” Syndric said. “I don’t think stress was there. I think everyone was very well prepared with the transfer of information. Once I was back on the track and with a scuff right-front tire, old-e-side tires and an old right-rear tires.

“I found a handle on the car and burnt all the firefighters with tire and began to drip everywhere, and was able to finish the race. Busy, and I am sure it was crazy for a while on paper.”

Boman fails to win his way in the next round

Boman, who still wins in the season, is now focus on winning just one race and winning the building pace for the next season, even if the circumstances have ever seen it closely.

Regarding the crew inherited from Spire Motorsports No. 77 this week, Boman said, “People on a top 10 – pit road with stage points and a solid day did a really good job.” “I am sure people have done a good job on 77. They are also like a family, so it is a thick week. Just got to dig, okay? Ok? There are many points that we can still score. We can do better better than wherever we are.”

But instead, it is syndric which will now move forward in the 12 era.

“Everyone kept their cool,” Syndric said. “All the people from the top to bottom are getting the credit, transfer of information, not getting any punishment to go to the wall. I mean everything that went there and was still able to come out and only lose a handful of laps and lose a handful of laps and be in the position we needed. Whenever we do great work, we do it as a team.”